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Agnes 1 year ago
nice drop! 
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Theodosia 1 year ago
#24 inhuman centipede
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Riche 1 year ago
#27
Basically more comfortable versions of the draisienne or dandy horse, a precursor of the modern bicycle
Basically more comfortable versions of the draisienne or dandy horse, a precursor of the modern bicycle
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Angela 1 year ago
#29 - is this some new European tradition?
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Barticus 1 year ago
Angela,
An old European tradition, particularly in Greece at weddings etc...but not by the dozen like that....
An old European tradition, particularly in Greece at weddings etc...but not by the dozen like that....
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Tim 1 year ago
Angela,
In Germany, we have what is called a Polterabend.
a brief description from Wikipedia.
Polterabend is a German wedding custom in which, on the night before the wedding, the guests break porcelain to bring luck to the couple's marriage. The belief in the effectiveness of this custom is expressed by the old adage: "Shards bring luck" (German: Scherben bringen Glück). The expression is derived from a time when the word "shard" referred to the unbroken clay pots of pottery makers, and not just the broken pieces. It was said that a full jar was a lucky thing to have, therefore the expression "shards bring luck".
In Germany, we have what is called a Polterabend.
a brief description from Wikipedia.
Polterabend is a German wedding custom in which, on the night before the wedding, the guests break porcelain to bring luck to the couple's marriage. The belief in the effectiveness of this custom is expressed by the old adage: "Shards bring luck" (German: Scherben bringen Glück). The expression is derived from a time when the word "shard" referred to the unbroken clay pots of pottery makers, and not just the broken pieces. It was said that a full jar was a lucky thing to have, therefore the expression "shards bring luck".
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Sanford 1 year ago
#5, honestly, I'd rather have a new Peugeot over a new BMW. Modern BMWs are a nightmare to work on...
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Philadelphia 1 year ago
Sanford, Considering modern automobile manufacture, I'd rather have an old anything.
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Thom 1 year ago
Sanford,
BMW's are overpriced Chevy's. They're cr#p. They break down a lot and cost a fortune to fix. Seen it over & over again.
BMW's are overpriced Chevy's. They're cr#p. They break down a lot and cost a fortune to fix. Seen it over & over again.
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Sula 1 year ago
Thom, Chevys are good cars. You probably meant Ford.
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Thom 1 year ago
Sula,
Was a Chevy guy for 15 years until I found out that frequently replacing alternators, water pumps, compressors, wiper motors, etc. etc. and rebuilding transmissions every 80k miles wasn't normal.
Was a Chevy guy for 15 years until I found out that frequently replacing alternators, water pumps, compressors, wiper motors, etc. etc. and rebuilding transmissions every 80k miles wasn't normal.
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Jeremiah 1 year ago
Sula,
GM makes garbage.
GM makes garbage.
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Myrti 1 year ago
#21 Absurd.
#22 Very scary! Puaf!
#22 Very scary! Puaf!
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Pamela 1 year ago
#26 poor cat will die if not helped.
Please remove the picture.
Please remove the picture.
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Christa 1 year ago
Pamela, Oh for pity's sake; do you really think someone bothered to video the cat's predicament, then left without assisting it or notifying someone?
And whomever extracted the cat probably got clawed/bit for their trouble, because ... cats.
And whomever extracted the cat probably got clawed/bit for their trouble, because ... cats.
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Sibbie 1 year ago
Pamela,
Pamela,... Pamela Anderson?
Pamela,... Pamela Anderson?
Basically more comfortable versions of the draisienne or dandy horse, a precursor of the modern bicycle
An old European tradition, particularly in Greece at weddings etc...but not by the dozen like that....
In Germany, we have what is called a Polterabend.
a brief description from Wikipedia.
Polterabend is a German wedding custom in which, on the night before the wedding, the guests break porcelain to bring luck to the couple's marriage. The belief in the effectiveness of this custom is expressed by the old adage: "Shards bring luck" (German: Scherben bringen Glück). The expression is derived from a time when the word "shard" referred to the unbroken clay pots of pottery makers, and not just the broken pieces. It was said that a full jar was a lucky thing to have, therefore the expression "shards bring luck".
BMW's are overpriced Chevy's. They're cr#p. They break down a lot and cost a fortune to fix. Seen it over & over again.
Was a Chevy guy for 15 years until I found out that frequently replacing alternators, water pumps, compressors, wiper motors, etc. etc. and rebuilding transmissions every 80k miles wasn't normal.
GM makes garbage.
#22 Very scary! Puaf!
Please remove the picture.
And whomever extracted the cat probably got clawed/bit for their trouble, because ... cats.
Pamela,... Pamela Anderson?